Today we are gonna compare 2 Snap-on Macro Lenses by Raynox – Raynox DCR-150 and Raynox DCR-250. If you are wondering what these lenses are, Raynox macro lenses can be attached in front of any prime or zoom lens to magnify macro subjects and click their sharp and detailed images. They may not be able … Continue reading Raynox DCR-150 vs Raynox DCR-250 (Snap-on Lenses for Macro Photography)
Today I am gonna compare Point and Shoot cameras to DSLRs and also Mirrorless cameras. Some say Mirrorless cameras are the future of photography. But let’s see where our humble Point and Shoot photography lies in that space. So let the comparison begin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPDNdYj3YhE 1. Sensors DSLRs and Mirrorless cameras have larger sensors which mean larger … Continue reading Mirrorless vs DSLR vs Point and Shoot Cameras (Which Camera Should You Buy?)
Today we are gonna talk about Golden Triangles, also known as the “Golden section”, or the “Golden rectangle”, where we use diagonals in the photo to give it a more dynamic feel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSw1i_DZPkk What is the Rule of The Golden Triangles? Imagine your frame and draw a diagonal line from the top left corner, and … Continue reading Golden Triangle Composition | How to Use Golden Triangle in Photography Composition
Today I’m gonna share with you 10 tips to help you in your low light photography. According to me, low light photography is not restricted to night photography only; it involves any space that is devoid of natural bright light. It can also cover a dimly lit room without much ambient light. So let’s come … Continue reading 10 Tips for Low Light Photography (How to Capture Great Photos in Low Light)
Today I’m gonna write about portrait photography for the first time. I had not been very fond of this genre of photography because I used to feel it’s a bit complicated and requires a lot of expensive gear, soft boxes, prime lenses, and what not. But no, it is possible to click good portraits with … Continue reading 10 Portrait Photography Tips for Beginners
There’s one subject who is comes once a month, waits for you, dying to be photographed – The full moon. We are gonna have full moon in a few days and let’s click this highly approachable subject. Today I’m gonna give you a few ways on how you can photograph the moon in a creative … Continue reading Creative Ways to Photograph the Moon
Leading lines are lines in the photo that direct the attention of the viewer to lines leading to the main subject of the image. A leading line paves an easy path for the eye to follow through different elements of a photo. They can be straight or curved, or even zigzag, there are no rules. Leading lines are … Continue reading LEADING LINES | Another Important Photography Composition Technique for Epic Photos
Today I’m in the mood for some macro photography with my Raynox DCR-250. I have attached it to my AF-P 70-300mm kit lens and Nikon D5300. So let the macro photography begin! https://youtu.be/Q8XU5kh09uQ Let’s begin with close up of some vegetables. Close up of a leaf Close up of my eye Let’s click my chessboard … Continue reading Macro Photography Ideas at Home with Raynox DCR-250
Rules are meant to be broken. Today we are gonna talk about how to break the Rule of Thirds in your photography and achieve great results. https://youtu.be/tUs8J0UNj00 But in order to break a rule you need to learn how to follow it. So what is the Rule of Thirds? The Rule of Thirds involves dividing … Continue reading 10 Ways to Break the Rule of Thirds in Photography
Today I am going to enlighten you about Rule of Thirds, which is a composition technique that most people are familiar with. No? So let me explain. https://youtu.be/oqT09aZYAhA What is the Rule of Thirds? The rule of thirds involves dividing up your image using 2 horizontal lines and 2 vertical lines, i.e. a 3x3 grid, … Continue reading Rule of Thirds in Photography Composition
UI/UX DESIGNER | PHOTOGRAPHER 